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''' | The '''Mitite''' ({{j|タマゴムシ|Tamago Mushi|Egg Insect}}) is a small and pink creature with white shells and six legs, appearing in {{p2}} and {{p4}}. Mitites cannot directly harm [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or [[Oatchi]], but when nearby, cause them to run in [[panic]], which can inadvertently lead them to danger, like a [[hazard]]. When stumbled upon, they appear in a swarm of ten, scuttling around, and just need to be alive in order for nearby Pikmin to panic. In ''Pikmin 2'' exclusively, [[Purple Pikmin]] are the only type of Pikmin who are not disturbed by this enemy. | ||
Any [[egg]] in ''Pikmin 2'', both on the ground and from a [[Honeywisp]], has a 5% chance of containing a group of ten Mitites, which means they can be found anywhere eggs are. Sets of ten can also burrow up from under the ground in specific locations, such as sublevel 10 of the [[Hole of Heroes]]. Finally, groups of Mitites are released from the bodies of a [[Raging Long Legs]] in ''Pikmin 2'' and a [[Baldy Long Legs]] in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] after death, the former only if it is not carrying a treasure. In ''Pikmin 4'', Mitite spawns are predetermined, and they appear outside of eggs much more frequently. Honeywisps never hold Mitite infested eggs. | Any [[egg]] in ''Pikmin 2'', both on the ground and from a [[Honeywisp]], has a 5% chance of containing a group of ten Mitites, which means they can be found anywhere eggs are. Sets of ten can also burrow up from under the ground in specific locations, such as sublevel 10 of the [[Hole of Heroes]]. Finally, groups of Mitites are released from the bodies of a [[Raging Long Legs]] in ''Pikmin 2'' and a [[Baldy Long Legs]] in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] after death, the former only if it is not carrying a treasure. In ''Pikmin 4'', Mitite spawns are predetermined, and they appear outside of eggs much more frequently. Honeywisps never hold Mitite infested eggs. | ||